Albion and Ariel: British Puritanism and the Birth of Political Zionism Book

	Acknowledgements
Ch. I	Prolegomena	1
	General Reasons for Undertaking the Study	1
	Particular Reasons for Undertaking the Study	5
	Dimensions of the Study	7
	Nature of the Contribution	9
Ch. II	Diaspora - Restoration: Stark Reality - Splendid Hope	21
	The Singular Nature of the Birth of the Modern State of Israel	21
	The Contribution of Great Britain	22
	Temporary Reversal of Britain's Policy	24
	Studies to Date	24
	Scope of the Present Investigation	25
	Introductory Considerations: Attachment to the Land	25
	Early Attempts at Return	27
	Analogous Jewish and Christian Views	28
	Dramatic Change in Medieval Christian View	28
	Revival of Millennial Expectations and Concomitant Doctrine of Jewish National Return	29
	The Unique Situation in England	30
Ch. III	Albion and Zion: The New Jerusalem	51
	Religious Break with Rome	51
	Reform the Church and Establish The Kingdom of Christ	51
	The Telling Influence of the English Bible	53
	The Parallel Struggle of Old Testament Israel and Puritan England	55
	The Bible as an Imaginative Experience	56
	The Certainty of Biblical Prophecy	57
	The Immediate Situation	58
Ch. IV	Revelation, Resurrection, Restoration	71
Ch. V	Turks, Tartars and the Ten Tribes	89
	Summary of Data	95
Ch. VI	Manifesto for Jewish Restoration	101
	The Contribution of Sir Henry Finch: Prospectus	101
	Sir Henry Finch: Man, Lawyer, Biblical Student, Literateur, Advocate of Jewish National Restoration	103
Ch. VII	Eminent Attempts to Write an Epilogue to the Doctrine	125
Ch. VIII	Acceptance as Respected Doctrine	135
	Manasseh Ben Israel and the Readmission of Jews into England	142
Ch. IX	Concluding Statement	151
	Hebraic Influence on Doctrine and "Judaizing" in Christian Reform Movements	151
	Summary Statement	159
	Herzl and Zionism	161
	Appendix I: A Glossary	167
	Appendix II: Important Bibliographical Tools	175
	Bibliography	183
	Index	233